It's just the beginning for Spenda!, page-11897

Interesting question actually. Here's a look at the B2C breakdown.

It's public knowledge that the average Capricorn member turns over $900,000 per annum. Due to the high cost of servicing a vehicle most of the turnover is derived from card payments. Hardly anyone pays for expensive things with cash.

Here is a conservative calculation. Assuming 90% of $900,000 is paid by cards = $810,000 per annum per store.

There are over 26,000 Capricorn members. That's a total turnover of $21,060,000,000 per annum coming in via card payments.

If Spenda can capture 50% of this flow that's $10,530,000,000.

Spenda's clips
0.25% that's $26,325,000
0.5% is $52,650,000
0.75% is $78,975,000
finally 1% is $105,000,000

I'll leave it to you to apply a revenue multiplier to get the market cap and subsequent share price just from Cap B2C, (JUST FROM CAPRICORN B2C!!).

I look forward to seeing other people's calculations on this which I'm sure the switched on people have done. There is obviously going to be some variations depending on what assumptions your using. Happy to discuss so we can find a best guesstimation.

We all know the Capricorn B2C flows haven't been announced by the company yet but Adrian said he will advise in future when it's time. Carpet Court and eBev B2C should be first.

All IMO and just looking for the genuine potential of Spenda looking forward.

Good luck all and hope you all have a great day